(TC10.51] Issue with Temp folder change - WIN10 & WIN11

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(TC10.51] Issue with Temp folder change - WIN10 & WIN11

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Hi,
Has someone tried to change Temp folder ?
I tried to change it in ZIP configuration, but TC seems to always use %TEMP% (c:\Users\myname\AppData\Local\Temp\)

Am I doing something wrong ?

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Re: (TC10.51] Issue with Temp folder change - WIN10 & WIN11

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From the help file:
Directory for temporary files
Determines the directory where the internal ZIP packer puts its temporary files (only necessary when packing to removable disks):
So unless you are still useing old 1.44 Mb floppy disks, you are not likely to see the option used - it is not for the temporary files that TC makes for viewing files inside a zip archive
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Re: (TC10.51] Issue with Temp folder change - WIN10 & WIN11

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Indeed this isn't meant to change the entire TEMP folder. It was added because some people had small TEMP drives (e.g. on a RAM drive), so using it for making large archives wouldn't work.
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Re: (TC10.51] Issue with Temp folder change - WIN10 & WIN11

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2petermad, 2ghisler,

No, only 5"1/4 :-D
Thank you for your answer, I understand.

I was thinking we could change the temp folder to prevent Windows Defender to have an eye on this folder. Of course I would have put it as an excluded folder.

Thanks again, best regards.
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